Experience the Extraordinary
at the Japanese American National Museum
Whether yours is a corporate, community, or personal event, the spectacular Pavilion and the National Museum's landmark Historic Building offer a dramatic backdrop for a memorable, truly extraordinary experience.
Proceeds from event fees help support the National Museum's exhibitions and programming.
The Japanese American National Museum is a striking venue located in the historic district of the Little Tokyo section in Downtown Los Angeles, close to the Los Angeles Convention Center and hotels.
The new Pavilion blends traditional Japanese influences with contemporary American design, resulting in a gracious, elegant and inviting setting for intimate receptions or grand celebrations.
 Photo by Richard Murakami. Inset photo by Jeff Kolodny. |
George and Sakaye Aratani Central Hall
This impressive space has high ceilings, a striking wall of windows, and a dramatic view of the National Museum's Historic Building. Ideal for larger reception or sit-down banquets, the room is also equipped with audio-visual capabilities, including large screen video display, lighting and sound system.
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Manabi and Sumi Hirasaki Family Garden
The stone and water garden provides a beautiful setting for smaller receptions.
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 Photo by Erik Arnesen. | Weingart Foundation Garden Foyer
Overlooking the Manabi and Sumi Hirasaki Family Garden and adjacent to the George and Sakaye Aratani Central Hall, the Weingart Foundation Garden Foyer is perfect for pre-event receptions.
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| Central Plaza
The expansive outdoor Plaza connects the Pavilion with the Historic Building providing a venue for large gatherings and festivities.
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 Photo by Erik Arnesen. | Conference and Meeting Spaces
Two Education Centers and a Conference Room compliment our larger event spaces for meetings, classes, and informal gatherings. |
For further information, please call the Facilities Marketing Department at 213.830.5687.
Or send email to gnieto@janm.org
